The Ogres of Ōeyama
Bold and dramatic, these boots bring the legendary tale of the Ōeyama demons to life with striking reds, deep golds, and intricate samurai detailing. The fierce expression and vivid colors make a powerful statement, blending Japanese folklore with timeless artistry.
Details you'll love:
Soft faux leather for a comfy fit.
Padded collar because your ankles deserve a hug.
Lace-up front for a snug feel.
Durable rubber sole to keep you steady on your feet.
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Kobayashi Eitaku - "The Ogres of Oyeyama"
Kobayashi Eitaku (1843–1890) was a Japanese Ukiyo-e artist and illustrator known for his dynamic storytelling and fine detail. Trained in the Kanō school of painting, he later embraced woodblock printing, creating intricate book illustrations and historical prints. His work often depicted dramatic warriors, mythological scenes, and ghostly apparitions, blending classical techniques with a more expressive, modern style. Eitaku played a key role in the Meiji-era transformation of Japanese art, bridging traditional aesthetics with new printing innovations.
